Adjusted for Inflation, Levels of Credit Card Debt Aren’t So Bad
Headlines proclaiming record credit card debt levels in the U.S. may have elicited concern, but analysis from WalletHub reveals a ...
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Just Rewards: Will the Credit Card Competition Act Change Reward Dynamics
The Credit Card Competition Act would mandate that issuing banks offer a choice of payment networks to merchants, intending to ...
Revolving Interest Tops $1 Trillion: Blame the Economy, Not Your Credit Card Banker
Today’s read comes from the Wall Street Journal, which wonders, “What’s Behind $1 Trillion in Credit Card Balances.” The article's ...
Processing Fees, Tacked Onto Bills, Are Becoming a Public Nuisance
You may have noticed (with dismay) new credit card processing fees and convenience fees on bills at restaurants and other ...
Credit Card Delinquency: Here Comes the Wave
You may have called me Chicken Little when I said in late 2022 that 2023 would be a rugged year ...
In Cash-Loving Japan, a Shift Continues to Take Place
Japan, long a bastion of cash, is seeing a pronounced shift toward cashless payment options, a Nikkei report indicates. Citing ...
How to Detect, and Prevent, Credit Card Tumbling
Credit card tumbling (CCT) is a subset of credit card fraud in which a hacker has some, but not all, ...
Capital One: (Much) More Than a Credit Card Company
Capital One has built a strong reputation in the payments industry since its founding in 1994 as a monoline bank ...
Next-Gen Credit Card Experiences
The First Credit Card In 1958, Bank of America and Visa launched the BankAmericard in Fresno, California, which became the ...
Inflation Grows, and So Do Credit Card Balances
It is not rocket science to expect revolving debt to grow as inflation takes hold of the consumer budget. The ...
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